@ntrast: This is a known problem which has been fixed in 3.0.2 🙂
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@fergbrain: thx for your fast reply. I have updated to 3.0.2 but the javascript counter still is not working. The script is not visible in the footer while others are.
@ntrast: Does it work in the admin page?
Hi, thanks for the fix, but the “max=##” argument of [fergcorp_cdt] has stopped working. I’m trying to display 2 counters (of 4 queued), but as long as max is set, it wont display any.
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@fergbrain: yes it works in the admin page but not in the frontend. It did well in the past. I updated wordpress and it stopped. I already uninstalled it and reinstalled to no avail. If i look into the source code of the page i cant see the counter javascript in the footer. However i can see other js in the footer and wp_footer() is called.
@ntrast: It looks like you’re using Atahualpa 3.7.7 as your theme. I downloaded the theme and tried it and the Java Script works. If you can arrange it, I’d be happy to poke around your site and see if I can identify the issue. If so, shoot me an email: [email protected]
@povrazor: The issue appears to come up when you have previous dates that you aren’t showing. I’m working on a fix for it now. What are the dates you are queuing and what is the exact shortcode you are using?
Yes you are correct. I have a few dozen old dates. The shortcode I use is:
[fergcorp_cdt max=2]
The upcoming dates are:
Sat, 25 Aug 2012 08:00:00
Sat, 25 Aug 2012 08:00:00
Mon, 27 Aug 2012 08:00:00
Tue, 28 Aug 2012 08:00:00
As you can see, I typically queue up two starting dates, which I expect to roll over to the the later two dates once the first two expire. I’ve been using the countdown clock this way for a few years now.
Also of note, I just noticed the date formatting has changed.
Thanks, the problem is now fixed in 3.0.3.
